Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, January 17, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextjWOfTE WEEK Bronzel & Son, the local stock buyers, shipped two car loads of cattle from their local yards onj Saturday. Amoa Ilawcs of Spray was in Condon the latter part of last week with a bunch of horses. Concerning Womankind. It ."la WIm to RamamlAr That It Takes Two to Mike Quarrel Tha Simply Draitad Debutant -A Trua and Honest Friend. Henry Noel returned from Tortland Saturday evening, where he had been to attend the sale of a large shipment of hogs. Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson and children returned Saturday evening from a viait with relat ives in the Rose City. . Wm. Rhinehart came up from Portland Saturday for a visit with his brothers. Mrs. Eva Morgan, of Gilliam county, arrived in Coldcndale last Tuesday to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Teague. Goldendale Sentinel, M. J. Lynch was registered at one of The Dalles hotels the latter part of last week. One of the latest foreigners to take out citizenship papers in the United States is Paul Ferdi nand Rcike Belaskati Beilke. Paul, etc., etc, hails from Prus sia and it is said that when he came over some years atro it took the immigration officers 48 hours to unravel his name. "Paul" as his friends call him for short, is now a good citizen of this country ana resides in Oregon. Fred Wilson, of the law firm ofMenefeeA Wilson, and who has just returned from a business trip to Condon, says the people up that way are firm believers in the idea that this season is going to be as good as last to crops and business of every form. They are pleased with the out look. The Dalles Chronicle. W. W. Steiwer, banker of Fos sil and large cattle owner of; Wheeler county is in Portland this week. He is one of the defendants in a suit brought against him by the Government for fencing Government land. His trial is scheduled in the Fed eral Court for this week. .. . . i I, - j ( Charles Hcin of Mayville was in Condon Monday, attending to business matters, closing a deal with S. B. Barker for a half section of land. Mr. Hein is going in for farming on a much larger scale and intends putting in : several hundred acres of beardless barley in addition to many acres of wheat While in the city Mr. Hein paid the Globe office a call, leaving some excellent samples of his home made liverwurst and frankfurters for the office force. Charley used to be in the butcher busi ness in San Francisco and we can-surely testify to the fact that he understands the art of making the good old German sausages. "It takes two to make a nuurrul. remarked Mr. Wlnelelgti as alia wiped away lira. Klntterhy's tears. That young Diatrou had Junt beu fhroUKb another quarrel wild her bet tar balf. He bad gone out without sayliif goodbr, and tlie front door bail lammed viciously behind Ulm. "H-m-iur muttered the eicellent aire. Wleelelgh after ahe beard (tie de talla. "When you aaw lie was In a bad bumor why didn't you leave til-u a loner "1-I-felt to badly I Just bad to aeak to blm," eobbed foollab lira, r'lutterby. , There you are!" exclaimed the older woman, "tack of aetf control! I tell you what," ahe went ou, "If I kept a Rlrla' echool 1 would end lew time In teaching conclmlogy and botany and mora In grounding my pupil In K'wxl, Old fashioned aelf control It a-mii.l certainly do tbem more good la after life. Just look at the glrla nowadaya, my dear, and notice bow many of them lack It altogether. They are fidgety, byaterlcal. and, Instead of nl lowing the masculine ex io run after them, aa the Creator wisely Intended, they are simply craay for attention ami make themselves cheap becuuae they haven't enough aelf control to wall for It. "Divorcee were iievor ao frequent In the old daya, I can Mjuxi. Women lad aelf eonlrol then. They learned wlten it waa wise to keep alienee. There were no quarrela ns there are now Women had more dignity, and theh seir control gave them a queenly ah which commanded more respect and attention than all the tirade of tbelr deaeendanta ever can, if ymi Jnst lis ten to an old woman, my dear, you will learn to practice aelf control. You will aoon tie too well grounded In It to an ewer back, and quarrel will die out lu your household because, aa I observ ed before, It takea twp people to make mem. V V V tXPERICNCK Tajaot Manas hir iwum our oirtpiM.fi tim tbMlr mm nrl..n w (..rr.l.lr pai,.l,i. I'ummiiMm. ,.irletl,iwin.l.r.lUl. iMNIIBQfHj on I'uui fr. Dlifotl (UfWirr tor cmihg Mtm. Scientific Mttm. A tndtmlf lllMlrtilaa wsrtlr. 1 jtnrnt Or. u!uMl of tnr fi."H lournH. 1 , tl rwi f.iur toi.mU.tl. auMkf Ml vmoitn. IB ET3 H. C. IS fliiS Architect OFFICE 2 BLOCKS EAST HOTEL OREGON Condon. : : Oregon w J. J. Portwood LIVERY and FEED STABLE North Main Street. Charm ef Sweet SlmpllcltyT There' a aweetly pretty glrir ex ciaimea one or the patronemee at recent dance. "I'm going to see that C H. Williams of this city, vice-president of the American National Retail Jewelers Associ ation, has been notified of the meeting of that body to be held in Cincinnati the last of this month. It is doubtful whether Mr. Williams can go east at that time on account of the large amount of business which re quires his attention here. The city officers of the little town of Mitchell made a raid on a poker game a few days ago and as the result the treasury was enriched to the tune of $35. Ben K. Thompson of Condon. who was ODerated UDon at The Dalles Sanatorium was able to come home Saturday. Archie Boyce passed through Condon the first of the week on his way to Mayville. - "rrAES two to MAsa a jdabu" ho has n good time. Clio Is ao dlf "oreut from tho other debutantes si Implo. unaffected and wholesome loot: Hit." And of course after t'jat the girl ha-l s wvciy time. Now. tho truth la that tbo debutant, i quertlon waa rcnlly no proitler t!i:it !' others and hot nearly as crncefut hit Klie posnesaed a ino;her wlio wa: "le'ver. 1 Her mother hiul drcsred her lu th. 'Illllllent ni.HinOP tinKBlllIn aa n vnnn tlrl ahould dress, while nil tlio oilier, vore Parisian creations tuliable fo. oimg mntrons. This overdressing of glils Just in;iU ng their bow to society la very murUeV. hla v, Inter, and for that reason ouc tmple little maiden stood but vorj Conspicuously. "! Her dross was of fine material, most beautirully fitted, but It fell In abso lutely unoruanieuted linos allowing the supple curves of her girlish figure. The effect waa striking. Wlso mothers, take notice. Aa Othera See Ua. Recently a group of women were tearing In shreds the reputation of a member of their sex. Comment ou her actions ran high. Finally Bomebody turned to the only silent one In the crowd and remarked excitedly: "What do you think of that?" "I'm aorry," came the quiet answer, "but I can't discuss the subject.. I am a friend of hers." In about three minutes the group bad dispersed. They were all friends of the woman .they were gossiping about They had dined and lunched and visited at her bouse, and the shot went home. It's a pity one doea not meet of tenett In society the loyal woman -who re fuses to chatUr V)ut her friends. MAUD EOBINSON. I Confectionery i Soft Drinks I P Candies, Nut and Fruit In Season. Cigara and Tobacco Coayclubroout in connection L. T. PRICE, Condon a. Beginning with Monday, January 13th, and con tinuing until Saturday, January 18th, we will sacrifice, regardless of cost, our entire line of Men's, Ladies and Children's Shoes. Buckingham Hecht Men's Shoes, The John Strootman Ladies'. Shoes, A Fine Line of Children's Shoes. Do not ask us to charge any of the SHOES put on sale as the price we will make will justify you in borrowing the money to make the purchase. This is the place to get your Shoes., a DUNN BROS., Inc. J Are You Looking FOR A HOME? No farmer should think ol bovine land or a home untill he baa eeen a ropy ol The Real Kutale Journal.- It has the largett lial of larine, city property and ttocke of goods advertiaed In it of any paper piilillihi-d and reaches 50 000 readera each lame 83 per cent, of which are farmers, and la one of the beat ad vertising mediums of title data in the United StRtea. Advertising rates 15c oer airste Unit. Hnii 7V, ;m mail you the Jonrnitl for one year: or for iuu in invar or iumi we IU Semi II or iwo monms on trial. FARM AND RFAI F8TATC JOURNAL, Traer, la. We will be with you un till January 1st and our Winter ' and Holiday stock of mounts and folders has arrived. They are something dif ferent and better than we have ever had before. . Call and see them. E. G. mFRRIFIFlD PHOTOGRAPHER WALL PAPER PAINTS, OILS i lin noirLmB Union Pacific AND VARNISH Lareeet and beat aelec.U ed stock in the County. tsiimates furni8d on jobeaa to material MJ labor. W. A. DARLINC. Fall and Winter MILLI N ER Y Mrs. M. E. Summers will hold her Grand Opening of Fall and Winter Millinery Creations and Hats on September 19-20-21 at her home on Oregon etreet opposite the Times office. Children's School Hats a Special ty. ' 9nruTJuvnriniumjuutruuTJinrinnf ijinp uunaon 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY I LlVftrV Barn ilardman & Ram&au. Props. Condon, Oregon lAAAnnAjviAJUiruuuiuxriruvrijD CONDONx AMUSEMENT HALL BUSHELMAN & MILLER, Props. - TOBACCOS An appropriate retort in BILLIARDS CIGARS which you are invited to POOL ' INDIES r J spend a pleasant hour CLUB ROOMS MA I N STR E EH", CO N DON mm am r F Iv . '"i , " . hiouiu nnveoorluuid. D.S7FT&Cn. 501 SeveataSt, Washlnntott. D. I j fROCunCOANDDCrCNDCO 9rm adViotL how to or photo, lor peart wrrh mod tnm tvpot 1, Bmkmt frvfrt wkk Wmikbfttm smv time. wat wt MrhifMiMt Pnetlea EietiiMj. waaHiNOTON, d. e. 1M Throtlffh Pullman (nrf.l ..4 . . p -w.uM.u muA tuur wt sieemne cars n tn i iwi caao, pokane; tounat Bleeping car daily viij ; uiroogn ruilman tourist wrrmur cars ipersonallr - conducted) weealjr to Chicago, reclining chair cars u( mi uie uii aaiif . LOW RATESI Tickets tn anil km .11 ...a. - . UUllCU ClLMI.Hfll. t BnaiTa an4 IS w. uvuwra mi on or aaoresa D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. R. Q N- V&h EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON No. 2 Chicago Special 1 :20 P. M. No. 6 Atlantic Expreaa... .12:45 A. M. WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. I Portland Special 8:10 P. M. No. 5 Paoiao Express 3:48 A. M. CONDON BRANCH. No 11 leaves Condon daily feacent Sun day) at A. M. Arrivea at Arling ton at 11 :10 A M. Leaves Condon Sun day at r US M. arrives at Arlington at 11 :10 P.M. No. 12 leaves Arlington daily (except Sunday) at P. M.ar- rivea at Condon at.? P. M. Leave Arlington Sun lay at Mut P. M.. arrive rinjwjuxnjinnnumnxi linMCOTFAnrno 5 nuiviLoicnuLno, ATTEHTIOII The Globe is uow prepared to publish notices of final , proof. Call at our office and get receipt and your notice Will Armour in ttiiu nano. ffinrn jrmnnnrum r in this paper. 5 iuvnunnnnnnruiru Sanltaru Plumbing! MEANS doing away with all sorts of di seases, doctors' bills, etc. Think it over but not too Inner? Hnia -- .AUW your drain nins InoW. ed after by : : ; JAMIES0N& Tho MARSHALL, " Plumbers Agts for Sampson Windmill , Edward Dunk, President; Andrkw Greinkr, Vice-Prei-ident; g N.Farsswoth, Cashier; Wm.Wehru; P.M. Putkr. ' '' No. 7069. g Capital $25,000 Profits S5.000 I I Does a General Banking Buslnessl & No matter how large, no matter hew simill, this Baiik & will give you r buBtneBs the careful attention which its personal interests warrant. Your patronage solicited. $ J Drafts issued on all Darts of the. world St rmt i . --..v.. uuuic IlieitlVUblUU. 1 a. IAUEk, rraUnl UT tOWEMAR. Tka-Tmtlal '"' C O. KTW0(. Cukfei GILLIAM COUNTY BANK Capital $50,000 TransacU a General Banking Business. Do. : meatic and Foreign Exchange bought and sold. ' OtraalDEt-a. . BARKER. JAT BOWERMAN, a 0. FORIWOOD 1 v 1 .. . , REI8ACHKR, R. T. COX. ' CONDON, OREOON THE PALACE HOTEL CARNINE BROS. Proprietors. 1 MOST comodious Hotel in the city. Table supplied with the best the market affords. Special atteif- tention given to the comfort of guests. :: :r . ' Headquarters fop Farmers and Stockmen. CONDON, OREGON at Condon at 3 r. M. -